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Brownfield senior Abcde Garcia signed her letter of intent to play softball at Lamar Community College next year. She was accompanied by her family (left to right) Lotan Jimenez, Tara Garza, and Malachi Garza.
Read moreMcKenzie Harp and Kaley Cavazos were inducted into the Wellman-Union Chapter of the National Honor Society on May 20th.
Read moreOver the weekend, Brownfield and Terry County saw more rainfall to help with the current drought. The Texas Water Development Board released a weekly water report from May 10, that shows Terry County is at D3 drought level of extreme with the upper west corner at D4 drought level of exceptional and the lower eastern portion at D2 of severe. TWDB stated the rain in April has been beneficial as it has begun a cumulative positive impact on the landscape.
Read moreAfter taking a week off, the Terry County Commissioners Court came together to hold its first meeting of the month. The court approved the minutes of their last meeting on April 26 and approved paying the county bills.
Read moreOn Saturday, May 15 a tank battery burst into flames on Farm to Market Road 213. Fire Chief Dennis Rowe believes the tank was hit by lightning on the roof, which caused it to catch on fire. The tank was left to burn down according to the owner’s wishes as it would make it easier to clean up the mess.
Read moreEva John Wilson formerly of Meadow passed away in Bryan, Texas on Saturday, May 15, 2021. A graveside service was held at 10 a.m. Tuesday, May 18, 2021 at Meadow Cemetery, followed by a Celebration of Life following at 11 a.m. at the Church of Christ in Meadow. Eva John was born in Wells, Texas on February 16, 1930 to Elsie McLaurin and John Emanuel Etter. She grew up as the youngest of three sisters in Lynn County and attended school in O’Donnell. Eva John married Raymond Wilson on July 3, 1946. They moved to Terry County in 1953 and became active members of the Meadow community where Eva John operated the Meadow Beauty Shop. She was a longtime Sunday School teacher at the Meadow Church of Christ, and the Iglesias de Cristo, a member of the Senior Citizen’s Club, a board member for the Meadow Museum, and a volunteer whenever and wherever she was needed for the school and the community. She sewed many custom outfits for special events and school programs. Raymond preceded her in death in 2014. She is survived by her sister, Billie Teeter of Bryan; her children Johnece and Pete Marchbanks of Bryan and Floyd and Linda Wilson of Lubbock. She leaves grandchildren Johnette and Joe Trumbo, Shannon and Christy Wilson, Laurin and Jody Ramirez, Allison and Danny Wideman, and Trey and Kelli Marchbanks as well as ten great grandchildren. Memorials may be made to New Mexico Children’s Home or the Meadow Museum.
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